My credit is not the best, but it's decent and my business plan is pretty solid.

@Kenneth Woods I've mostly been observing at the two meetings I went to, and chatted with a couple people around me.

I have great creditLimited liquid cash as of todayI have some credit cards to play withI have a solid network to possibly leverage other people's money

I'm looking into wholesaling properties and I would like to start with a solid foundation of people and associates I surround myself with.

.- Also, get solid proof of current and prior year income/expenses.- Do a thorough condition inspection.

If you're a solid PM and market yourself well, you can charge more AND pull in more business.I know several landlords, myself included, that would gladly pay another couple of % for a competent and straight forward PM vs the muck that is most of them.

Placed contaminated metal rods that were IMMERSED into the sewer on our wood deck.

But so is your neck of the woods.

(granite, new fixtures, new cabinet doors, new wood/carpet, new paint, new toilets, landscaping, seal/spray the tub, new lighting, new doors, etc).

Seems like Ron is a solid guy but wanted to ask everyone as well